An hour drive south of Naples, Salerno was the world's capital of medicine in Medieval times. And nearby, in fields freckled with flowers, lies one seriously impressive collection of Greek temples. One of the best in the world in fact. The Temple of Neptune, dating from about 450BC, is the most complete, while the Basilica of Hera, built at least a century earlier, has managed to hang on to its double rows of columns. The smallest of the three is the Temple of Ceres, once used as a Christian church. Don't miss the museum, a treasure trove of tomb paintings, architectural finds and sculpture.
Just so you know, some of our excursions may operate from central pick-up points. This means you'll need to make your own way to the pick-up location. We'll let you know if you need to do this on your E-ticket.